SERVICES TO INSUREDS Sample Clauses

SERVICES TO INSUREDS. A. Specialty Lines agrees that Kroll is the specialist consultant of choice for Specialty Lines' insureds under its K&R, EE, PTS and MPT insurance policies. As such, Kroll shall be recommended to Insureds by Specialty Lines for response and pre-incident consulting assignments. At the request of Specialty Lines, Kroll shall enter into discussions with any Insured concerning the Services that could be made available to the Insured by Kroll. In addition, Kroll shall provide a twenty-four (24) hour crises telephone "hotline" in both the U.S. and the U.K. for Specialty Lines' Insureds to call for assistance in the event of a PTS, EE, K&R or MPT incident. When requested by an Insured, Kroll shall respond to such an incident within twenty-four (24) hours of such request subject only to Krolx'x xxxsultant being able to obtain the necessary travel visa. B. In accordance with Article I hereof, Specialty Lines will pay Kroll directly for the Services which it provides to Insureds, except for pre-incident consulting which will be decided on an individual basis. For pre-incident consulting, Kroll agrees to charge Insureds $1,500 per day, per person utilized on a consulting assignment, provided, however, that C. Kxxxx xxxees that it shall, at the request of Specialty Lines, make the Services available to an Insured on a guaranteed twenty-four (24) hour priority basis, any other commitments or agreements of Kroll to the contrary notwithstanding. D. During the course of an incident where Kroll is retained by one of Specialty Lines' Insureds, Kroll shall provide Specialty Lines with oral reports on a periodic basis but not less than weekly) or as reasonably requested by Specialty Lines summarizing the status of the incident, provided that the Insured consents to Krolx'x xxxvision of such reports to Specialty Lines (which consent shall be sought by Kroll or the retained consultant upon arrival at the incident). At the conclusion of an incident, Kroll shall provide Specialty Lines with a detailed summary report, outlining the events which occurred during the course of the incident, provided that the Insured consents to Krolx'x xxxvision of such reports to Specialty Lines (which consent shall be sought by Kroll or the retained consultant upon arrival at the incident). Particular focus in such reports shall be placed on the extortionist/tamperer's motives and methods, and such report shall assess whether the incident was legitimate.
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